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Does Breast Implant Texture Affect the Risk of Complications?

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At Centre for Surgery, we focus on ensuring your surgery is tailored to you. This is especially true for , which is one of the most flexible surgeries we offer. Our surgeons love the and variety this brings, but we understand that if you’re new to considering this procedure, all the choices can seem overwhelming.

You might be thinking about what size of implants you’d like. Perhaps you’ve also started to read up on the different shapes and styles. But did you know there’s another layer to consider? Implants can have various types of surfaces too. Some are completely smooth, as expected, while others have a textured feel.

Our surgeons have even published research on this topic to help clarify the choices you’ll need to make. We aim to arm you with all the information you need so that you can make the best decision for your body. So, let’s dig a little deeper and explore what our experts have found out about the different implant surfaces.

Why do we have two types of breast implants: textured and smooth?

The main reason textured and smooth breast implants exist is to give people based on their needs and preferences. When a breast implant is put into your body, your body’s natural response is to surround it with a layer of scar tissue. This is a normal thing your body does whenever there’s something foreign in it. This layer of scar tissue is called a capsule, and it can help to keep the implant where it should be.

Now, let’s talk about smooth implants first. With these, the scar tissue or capsule doesn’t stick well to the implant’s outer shell. This means the implant can move a bit, which some people like because it makes it feel and move more like natural breast tissue. The downside is that, occasionally, the implant might move too much over time and end up not where it’s supposed to be.

On the other hand, textured implants have a surface that helps scar tissue adhere to them more effectively. This helps keep the implant in place, reducing the likelihood that it will move or end up in the wrong place. You may have heard of issues like implants "bottoming out" or moving sideways—textured implants help to prevent this.

Medical research has shown that textured implants placed above the muscle may also have a lower chance of a problem called